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it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. a lot of people want to make friends. i'm trying to make money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach. so call me or tweet me. on day one of an onslaught, every stock in the sector that is under fire gets slaughtered. everyone. machine gun style. on day two, the buyers search through the rubble and decide what deserve to be trashed and what is actually treasure. usually it would take week or months but not anymore. it is 24 hours. not anymore. including today. the recovery was down 89 points, the s&p 500 declining by only .02%. and i have a theory why we now get a second day comeback. in the old days, let's say a retail, give a horrendous forecast. the sellers would dump in anything that looks like it. but other companies in the sector, they might be in a totally different business. these days if macy's blows up, everything goes down. not just the department stores like macy's whi

it does. it's generative. the more you give the more it gives back and tells you about who they are and the more ideas you get. we're constantly trying things and because we only have i've other to be inspired by and relationship with and looking with in context we can't let the other one down. i never want jeff to be sitting there thinking like here she goes again. >> and because of film which is so different, different take, take two is different than four and have you choices in the editing room and we cover ourselves by giving five versions. that's what we give to the stage. it's two people on stage reacting. >> rose: they're going to make a film of this? >> i think they have. it's done. >> rose: and they called in una. either because in terms of hollywood makes a different or because it's seen as her story? >> i don't know. i don't know anything about -- >> i think it's hers. >> rose: it's her story though this is a guy who comes to grips whatever he might be. whatever wiring there was he knows because sh

it's what it is. and you know that. >> well, it is such a brilliant piece of writing because i feel like in the show, it's the first song that isn't really rapped. and it's also the first character from history that we see walk out that is completely recognizable as we know, granted i'm 30 years old. so it say little different than we are used to seeing in history books. >> rose: but the costume says something. >> the costume. >> rose. >> and the wig. the minute king george walks out, everybody knows who this person is. and everybody knows his per spek itch. everybody knows i'm sure their projecting already the minute he walks out his feelings. and so it's this brilliant moment in the show of writingwise that lin has written where everything is sort of, and tomorrowee who is the amazing director and andy blanken muler who corio graferred it, the show is so full of move am, there is a revolving stage, all this rapping happening. and the show itself stops and king george walks out and the audience immed

it out of the slot. >> you just turn it over, and move it side to side. not that i know. >> you know, i never did that. >> now quincy, i don't know if you know quincy harris. he has two young boys, and what are they four and two now. >> kobe and jordan. >> five and two. >> yes. >> five and two now. >> i haven't. but i show my oldest son who is five, i show him how to put the money in the piggy bank. the only reason why i wouldn't take any money, because he will tell. it is in the my wife, he will tell my parents. then my parents will be like what are you doing, taking your kid money. i want to show him that you know, to put money in, it accumulates overtime. that is what we are trying to teach them now. >> to me it feels wrong when you take it, and give it back like a tooth fairy or give it back as a gift. >> yeah. >> come on. >> it is no the like they earn the money. you gave it to them from the beginning. >> they are just breathing and eating. >> i know bless their hearts. >> q, thanks for. that. >> i guess they won't know, they don't keep a running tab

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we talk about it like it is a depressing evening in the theater even though it does deal with -- it isning. it truly is. it can attest to the fact create in some way i am always so impressed at how someone so young was able to write such a wise play that is extremely entertaining and yet about what is going on in our world today. charlie: it took about four years. >> to your point about the play being celebratory and funny and kind of joyous, although i started from this -- i started talking about how it is from this fear-based place but there is the way that this family comes together through this imperfect but deep love. you see the way that they have this astonishing resilience. it's that is one of the things we have talked about, it is in accurate portrayal of this is what love looks like. sometimes it is missing. sometimes it is a vicious. they exist side-by-side and that is the overriding thing the play that i think people respond to and when they say that is my family because it gets at something very true. charlie: let me bring in scott rudin. he saw this at what stage? walks i

it is coincidence, but it's not.we can see things that help his team are clearly what we're doing. >> maybe we should take a few questions. i would strongly urge everyone to read the book. she's got one whole page of diagnosing which kind of right now it is. but you really have or can it down to show the different permutations and how to diagnose and how you try to solve it, what do you confront take him around from that, let it slide out of the way. do you have anything else you want to say before we close enough? >> just diagnosing the kind, the most important things to start at taking weather in your company are in the world, i often say what is your top rhino at work and what is your top gray rhino in the world at the citizen planet. you get one of each because if you have too many it becomes very complicated. you've got to prioritize. and the questions come you ask yourself which one to go after. you do ask is this something that i know how to solve? do i need to bring in ammunition on this? do i need to know wh

it certainly looks like it. >> yeah. stuart: there it is. look at it.'s spread to the entire building, and that's on a pier in southern california. we'll update that for you. >>> applied materials, they make the tools that make microchips, better outlook, good profits, best performer in the s&p 500. we like to bring you the best performer of all the 500 in the s&p, up nearly 13%. as for the gap, they're going to close 75 stores -- all of them overseas, by the way -- they're trying to save $275 million a year. investors like it, they're up 3%. >>> the price of gasoline, haven't brought you this in a long time. back in january -- >> because we don't like it. stuart: $1.69 back in january. >> that was backing in january. stuart: now it's $2.27. i don't like that one bit. all right, moving on swiftly. fox poll shows donald trump trailing hillary clinton with latino -- latina women, i should say, i guess. clinton has 68%, trump 17%. rachel campos duffy is with us. libra initiative spokesperson. how does trump get over this deficit with the hispanic vote? >>

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it's a hard job. it's a very hard job. not anyone can do it.idea that they want someone who's not a politician. it's like, did anyone ever call you and say, "i have a horrible leak in my apartment, do you know someone who's not a a plumber?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: anyone who's not a a plumber, yeah. >> i mean, it's pretty surprising. >> jimmy: do you like having people come up to you, asking for advice, does that bother you? >> i love to be asked for advice. no one ever takes it. you know, i have to say. i feel like i've basically been giving advice my entire life, no one's ever taken it. however, there is a situation now, i guess because of the internet, where people i don't know, kids, by which i mean people in their 20s, come up to me on street and ask me about advice about their own lives. you know? "where do you think i should go to college, fran? you know, do you think i should be this? should i be that?" and i think, "i don't care." [ laughter ] these kids are so beloved by their parents, that they just imagine everyone is interested in

and it's gonna make it look a whole lot different from the day you first got it. should they be concerned about that? because i have seen that happen. (laughs) (multiple voices) oh i am --- i'm scared. --yeah that's scary! i personally, like vanessa, got them underage. and they do stretch, like you said. >>yeah. so it is of concern. i have it happening now to where it gets to a point where you have to either redo them or change them. so i mean thats just part of -- thats part of the deal of getting tattoos. but -- i wanted to ask and see what you guys feel about it -- do you think that the views of your company -- particularly you mentioned that they don't allow it, do you think their policy or their views are changing now? because like you said, one-third of the younger generation has them, do you think that their stance on tattoos, you know, visibly in a workplace is going to change with the change in society as far, you know, the popularity? >> i see it in the individuals as when it comes to manager to manager. but as far as the business itself, i don't. just b

it can doesn't mean it can't get there. i mean the new way to look at energy is where the supply starts to turn on is going to be a ceiling and i think that ceiling may remain in place for many years. >> good point. >> ron, i'm just wondering what they say too you when they say look at the perform of gold and all the miners here. what's your advice when it comes to those areas of the math? >> i say to people that value is more important than predicting. and we did a lot of work on a lot of these companies, energy companies. i think rick's right about the price of oil, but the stocks, particularly some of the more oil price sensitive stocks, they really priced in a doomsday scenar scenario. i hardly met anybody in first couple of months of the year why oil prices weren't going to come down. there's a lot of pessimism. we like the energy stocks. in terms of gold, think i it's a beneficiary of negative interest rates. gold does not do well if the banks will pay you more than the writ of infla iks to hold money but they're not

and it is a small bottle of it and he knocked it off the shelf. it fell and hit the floor. >> caused a splatter and got on someone's skin. >> people were sickened by the smell and those who were in direct contact. in all. five adults and two children had to be rushed to the hospital so the number is now down to seven. these are nonlife-threatening injuries. and they had to make sure there were no complications coming in contact with cresol, it is a chemical used in children's fillings. >> appreciate the report. >> from the south bay to east bay. we go to berkeley. this is the case of a young man killed three years ago in the oakland hills. and they are hoping a new sketch and cash reward will lead them to the suspect. alex savidge joins us live. >> reporter: mike, good afternoon to you. they want peace and justice. 21-year-old alberto santana silva was shot to death at this look out spot in the berkeley hills. it is along the peek boulevard and the killer has never been caught. today, uc berkeley released this composite sketch and announced a $10,

sports was your other love, wasn't it? >> it was. it was.thing started for me. i was a pitcher and my dad instilled that motto in me. if you're going to go out there, give it your all. kind of made that transition from pitcher to musician and artist and same mantra. >> at what age did your voice change? >> about the same time as everybody else, 12, 13, 14, but it skipped the cracking stage and went from hey to "hey, how you doing?" >> your parents must have freaked out. you get one hair on your face, "hey, mom." >> when it came to "american idol," you were going to try out. was it your mom that encouraged you and said you should do this thing? >> i've watched the season two since season two when clay was on for riley but you don't think that can happen so they showed me the audition dates and i didn't want to go this day because i had a retreat that i didn't want to miss to get cut. but we flew to milwaukee with dad's frequent flier miles and it worked out because they gave me that extra push. >> well, you are such a kind guy. so talented. >

it's 7:19 if you're watching it italy.s agreed to step down after six years at the helm of italy's it is a. he lost the support of investors. peter is still with us here in as well.o jonathan, thank you for coming in. att were the problems unicredit that got us to this place? lowest had the second ratio across europe. the straw that broke the camels back was clearly the issues that need to be addressed. underwrite, and the november strategy day, there is still a hodgepodge. this is a bank that went through massive acquisition spree and they've written off $15 billion .- 15 billion euros it looks very bleak, frankly. what kind of capital do they need to raise? how will it play out and where with atlantis in terms of cleaning everything up? problem is, where the , there'sey need to do something they could do there. there's a lot of tidying up around the exits. in terms of how much they need right now, it depends what your view is on the bad debt. really the coverage ratio of 50% that's where in the market is getting to betwe

it's difficult. it's disruptive. is a lot of operational issues raised by it, but we are working through all that, and i think the industry needs to get to a better place on the whole challenges brought about by recalls in principle with this takata being the most complex and largest ever. and autonation would like to be part of the solution, not part of the problem. >> how many of the cars that are on hold that you won't sell are takata air bags, and how many are other recalls? >> we have about five or six thousand units at the moment that are either in the process of being repaired or awaiting parts. that's about, oh, let's say a m hundred million of inventory and fully 60% of those are takata air bags. this takata air bag challenge is going to be almost overwhelming for dealers over the next several years, becky. we're going to be talking about this. years. but it's a serious -- you know, the ultimate irony here is that we have a device that's only in the car for one reason, to -- for safety, to save lives, that i

i was for it. >> you were for it. >> i was for it, yes, absolutely.mistakes, so from that aspect of it, i can understand both side, but the overpowering part of it is that i am tara's dad and they made a mistake that killed my daughter. they have to take responsibility for that. >> but it never came to that. inside the county attorney's office, negotiations got under way and all three teens reached pl agreements. they pleaded guilty to drug sale charges in juvenile court and were sentenced to a combination of parole, fines a month in a detention facility. >> you end up negotiating a pretty creative deal for the three high school students. >> i think so. >> why did you do that? >> because we try to be fair. they weren't the ones making money distributing it. this seemed like a one time deal. i don't want them to suffer but they need to have some guilt about what they did. it can't be free. >> mai and tom were disappointed with the more lenient plea deals the teens negotiated. >> is it justice? snow no, not by a long shot for me, no, it's not. >> tara's

sound like it doesn't it?ainst the profits it's beginning to make it's chop or cheaper but they're not innovating. j you know, apple is out there. been rumors about apple you know making some acquisition, and it may happen. i think apple is beginning to totally different five years from where it is right now, and i don't think that people are taking that into consideration. >> if i boy that for $100 a share where's it going right now? >> 52 week high is 32% higher it so see that probably in next 12 months. >> back to 130? >> i think so. >> andrew aarons now you also leak american express. what's the case? >> american express is, you know, in a situation where they lost the contract with costco everyone knows that. stock deteriorated it down 30% has come back quite a bit right now. but it looks like -- american express is going to get, you know, they have a billion dollar slash cutting with with their jobs and everything. so i think that the market is unfavorable right now to american express. i think they're g

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it is weird. it is a weird incesty thing and i don't get it. i went to a father and son purity ball for pie -- for my [bleep]. >> for your [bleen]? >> i don't care what you promised. i don't like this subject. it is a great chance to pound on liberals. >> do you have a dad? >> that is the weirdest -- >> i don't get it. >> can we go from a traditional american? >> there are differences among men and women. fathers have different relationships to their daughters than they have to their son of mothers have a different relationship to their son as they do to their daughter. it is human nature. it is celebrating the unique relationship a father has with his daughter. there is something beautiful about that. it should not by faced because liberals want us all to be the same. we are not the same and our relationships with our parents are not the same. that's a great point and jessica agrees with us. the aclu used to be a good organization because they fought for liberty. everyone makes mistakes. we will highlight the fact that it takes them down and r

charlie: hbo does it, hulu does it. josh: that took care of it.t is a streaming service, thank you for explaining. it is called sundance now. arguably perhaps the biggest reservoir in collection of documentaries that man has amassed. charlie: you have curated a collection. that was actually a cable channel called discovery on that idea, way back when. josh: exactly right. it is perhaps the case that the cable channel with ads to support it is not the right formulation or -- for the world's greatest documentaries that may have not mass appeal, but may have great importance. to that end, in addition to this collection which we are adding films as well, we did our first original series. the notion was to do something interesting in documentaries and timely. , if i, we try to create can say it this way, what might be the op-ed page of today and tomorrow by putting it in the hands of five filmmakers, and of money to make five-minute films on one subject. charlie: the same subject? josh: the same. charlie weis a you take five film makers and say this is

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